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DVD of The Week – Digital Cosmetic Surgery CS2
By Shane Goldberg on July 20, 2011 | 2 Comments
With over 60 Photoshop Video tutorials, more than 6 hours of interactive training, and dozens of practice images for you to follow along — Digital Cosmetic Surgery For CS2 is one of the most raved about video training programs available here at Photoshopzoo.When first released the DVD sold for $97.00 and hundreds were snapped up immediately.
Now, almost two years later, we’re doing the unthinkable: We’re selling copies for almost HALF the Regular List Price – but ONLY while limited stocks remain.
If you want to get better at editing and retouching Photos of people – or if you just want to broaden your overall skills with Photoshop – then grab your copy of digital cosmetic surgery before they’re all gone.
While stocks last we’re clearing them out for $40 off. All you have to do to get your copy is click the link below and enter the following coupon code in the coupon code box below the price on the right hand side of the next page.
Coupon code: 40bucksoff
For more information about the DVD click here
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How to Create & Add a Vignette (shaded border)
By Shane Goldberg on December 22, 2010 | 20 Comments
In this video I’ll cover a pretty simple technique to add a vignette to the border of any of your photos. It’s not hard, but as usual don’t let the simplicity fool you. It’s a great technique!
This video goes for 3:08 minutes – It’s quick, It’s easy and even my 93 year old Granny can do it!
Make sure you leave a comment below too! (more…)
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How to get a Chalk and Charcoal Filter effect Photoshop CS4
By Shane Goldberg on September 1, 2009 | 4 Comments
Creating cool chalk and charcoal effects is easy with the chalk and charcoal filter in Photoshop CS4. You’ll find it in the Filter tab under the sketch menu. (Filter>Sketch>Chalk & Charcoal.)
1. Open your image then select the chalk and charcoal filter from the sketch menu under the filter tab.
2. The light areas of your picture will inherit the background colors and the dark areas will inherit the foreground colors.
3. Set the chalk and charcoal areas in the middle of the settings range so you can increase or decrease the effect as needed. Set it to 10 or less.
4. Experiment with the pressure. Start at 2 or 3 then adjust the numbers ’til you get the view looking the way you want it. Again, experiment here.
5. Click OK to apply the filter
6. Look at the result and decide if you like it or not. Watch the video below now! (more…)
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Converting to Black and White with Selective Colorizing
By Shane Goldberg on March 9, 2009 | 4 Comments

ANOTHER VIDEO FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS ONLY!
In this video you’ll master how to create some cool effects with converting to Black and White but retaining some of the original colors and tones in certain parts of the image. This is somewhat of a continuation from our other videos on colorizing black and whites which are insane!! Watch the video below now! (more…) -
What’s Coming Next…
By Shane Goldberg on February 3, 2009 | 8 Comments
5 changes that will affect you … (One or two might change your life!)
Here at PhotoshopZoo we’re entering an intense period of growth … (more…)
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Photoshop DVD of The Week
By Shane Goldberg on December 12, 2008 | No Comments
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If you’re not yet a member but you would like to become a PhotoshopZoo Gold Member Click here to join now. You’ll be glad you did!
Plus, You’ll get immediate access to over 435+ Photoshop Video Tutorials and much more!
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Changing a CMYK to Spot Color Image
By Shane Goldberg on December 9, 2008 | 2 Comments
In this video we’re going to change our 5 color image down to 3 spot colors. Very powerful technique to reduce printing costs and plates involved. You can create some really cool images this way. Watch the video below now! (more…) -
Separating CMYK and Spot Colors
By Shane Goldberg on December 9, 2008 | No Comments
This video is part 3 – where we take our Photoshop file and put it into Indesign and attempt to separate our image for printing. Watch the video below now! (more…) -
Adding a Spot Color – Part 2
By Shane Goldberg on December 9, 2008 | 1 Comment
In this video (part 2) we’re going to continue on from the previous video where we added another plate to our image CMYK + 1 spot color plate. Adding a new spot color isn’t too difficult – this is where it all starts to come together. Watch the video below now! (more…) -
New Blending Modes
By Shane Goldberg on December 9, 2008 | 3 Comments
New Blending Modes – ohh yeah!This video will cover what those 2 new blending modes are and how to use them!
Watch the video below now! (more…)
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